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A dataset on morphology and composition of saltation-sandblasting dust particles from major Chinese source regions

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By Long Zhang, Tafeng Hu, Yingpan Song, Feng Wu, Yu Huang, Daizhou Zhang, Junji Cao, Youjia Yuan
| Nature Verified
Abstract Large quantities of dust particles are emitted from the arid and semi-arid regions of China, influencing atmospheric processes and climate from regional to global scales. The morphology and composition of dust particles govern their optical properties, reactivity, and transport behavior; thus, accurate single-particle information is essential for improving model representations and understanding their environmental effects.
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Iron oxide@mesoporous carbon architectures derived from a Fe(II)-based metal organic framework for a highly sensitive oxytetracycline determination

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By Shuai Zhang, Jia-Yue Tian, Yingpan Song, Fenghe Duan
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
A series of nanocomposites comprised of iron oxide and mesoporous carbon (denoted as Fe3O4@mC) were derived from an Fe(II)-based metal–organic framework (525-MOF) by calcining at different temperatures. The advantages of chemical functionality, strong bioaffinity, and high stability of the Fe3O4@mC can be combined with the high specific surface area of 525-MOF to lead to the formation of Fe3O4@mC nanocomposites as a scaffold for oxytetracycline (OTC) aptamer strands.
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